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atom
the smalled piece of an element
nucleus
made of protons(+) and neutrons(no charge)
electrons
orbit around nucleus(-)
atomic mass
the protons + neutrons
shell
a limited cloudlike space surrounding the nucleus where electrons orbit
1st shell=2 eletrons
2nd shell=8 electrons
atomic number
number of protons in the nucleus
atomic theory
repeated observations of how atoms act in experiments
chemical symbols
abbreviations for the names of elements
periodic table of the elements
table with elements in order, row, and columns based on chemical and physical properties
periods
horizontal rows of the periodic table
groups
vertical columns of the periodic table (all have the same number of electrons in their outer shell)
families
possess similar chemical properties and react similarly with other elements
molecules
atoms join with other atoms to form units
chemical change or reaction
usually produce compounds (new substance)
chemical formula
chemical symbols and numbers to abbreviate the name of a compound (think H2O)
synthesis reaction
new substances are formed
decomposition reaction
compounds break apart
single replacement reaction
one element replaces another
double replacement reaction
two elements switch places
covalent bond
bonds that occur when atoms share pairs of electrons -by sharing electrons fill outer shells of both atoms
ion
an atom that has gained or lost electrons
positive ion
atoms has given away electrons from outer shell
negative ion
atom has gained electrons to fill outer shell
ionic bonds
positive and negative charged ions attract to form this bond
endothermic reaction
uses heat energy-so temperature decreases
exothermic reaction
produces heat-raises heat
acids
have sour taste, can dissolve metals, help digest food
0-6.9
bases
bitter taste, feel slippery
7.1-14
neutral
7.0 on ph scale-not acidic or basic
indicator
substances that change color when exposed to acids or bases